The Song Of The Violin Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDFGFHIDIHEFEF JHJHKLHLMNMHOFEFSHE stood in the curtains played over by light | A |
The tinted curtains a tired sweet girl | B |
With exquisite arms under laces of white | A |
Like an ivory figure in mother of pearl | B |
I entered she saw me but made no move | C |
To some I nodded to some replied | D |
A violin somewhere was singing of love | E |
She blushed and paled and I stood at her side | D |
I asked for a dance she shook her head | F |
And laughed like a petted petulant queen | G |
She had promised them all to others she said | F |
'And you are so late and where have you been ' | H |
They were talking low in the long bright room | I |
And I answered her moving the blind aside | D |
'Out there on the lawn in the velvet gloom | I |
Wooing a woman to make her my bride ' | H |
She suddenly shook like a startled dove | E |
Ruffled and paled and hung her head | F |
A violin somewhere was singing of love | E |
And bitter sweet were the things it said | F |
'This heat is stifling ' she moved away | J |
'Out here ' I whispered 'and hark to the tide ' | H |
'The woman where is she ' I heard her say | J |
'Now show me the woman you wooed for a bride ' | H |
'Here on the land and there on the sea | K |
Her feet among roses her head in the skies | L |
And now do you see her ' She whispered 'I see ' | H |
Her hand on my shoulder a laugh in her eyes | L |
'Do you love her this lady so mystical fine | M |
I dwindle before her a plain little miss | N |
She has stars in her hair only roses in mine | M |
But the Night has no heart and the Night cannot kiss ' | H |
'Not now if you please sir ' a moment she strove | O |
The curve of my arm softly circled her head | F |
A violin somewhere was singing of love | E |
And sweet beyond all were the things it said | F |
Roderic Quinn
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